Traitors, Reactionaries, Fascists!"

For Dwyer this was too much. Jumping up, once again, he accused the Chairman of "abusing his position" (in not accepting procedural points), saying that Moriarty "did not appreciate the essential Right of the individual". Shouting and cavorting, Dwyer started to label the "gathered throng" as a pack of "reactionaries" and "fascists". Moriarty had to adjourn the meeting when it became obvious Dwyer was not going to resume his seat, nor was he going to shut-up. until procedural matters went to his liking.